http://www.LauraCahill.com - Located directly south of Boston, Massachusetts as well as Logan Airport, Milton, Massachusetts is a suburban area of approximately 26,000 residents.
Milton prides itself on a rich historical heritage, tree lined streets, and acres of protected open space. Often voted as one of the best places to live in America, Milton is unique in that it has the most privately and publicly conserved land within 20 miles of Boston, giving the town a bucolic atmosphere in close proximity to the cultural and business opportunities in the Greater Boston area.
Easy access to major highways such as Rt. 128, Interstates 93 and 95 plus just minutes to the commuter rail, make Milton the ideal place to live and raise a family.
Merchant Ivory could have shot a period production right here behind the 10 foot hedge.
This 1733 colonial has captured our hearts. With 10 rooms, 5 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, this old style Colonial, built in 1733, sits on over a half acre of land.
The gardens are taking shape, the wisteria is ready for another season and you have this private half acre all to yourself.
Set sideways on the lot with double chimneys, ten well scaled rooms, five bedrooms and all the nooks and crannies you'd expect.
The paneled library, first floor meeting rooms are beautifully cared for. Updated bathrooms are found throughout the home.
The beautiful family room looks out to the scenic backyard.
The third floor suite could easily be used as a master bedroom, guest room, or teen getaway.
If you're an outdoors lover, you have the Blue Hills Reservation literally at your doorstep. A 7,000 acre park, the Blue Hills are primarily used for hiking, mountain biking, downhill and cross country skiing, as well as rock climbing and horseback riding. With varied terrain and scenic views, the historic weather observatory tower offers incredible views of Boston and the surrounding area.
It's the solid quality that sold us and the absolute charm and timeless grace that will captivate you.
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